I used to ride with my late husband, he drove a log truck. One winter he was hauling from a place that had terrible ups, and downs, and i even bought salt in 50 lb bags, and would drive the way he would go, throw down some salt in the ify places he would need the extra traction. That was fun! I was with him in the mud and everything....I loved it and him, and i really miss him, that's why I like to watch these videos...... good luck to you and keep the rubber side down!

@MrDougster37

4 жыл бұрын

Cheers, Becky. :-)

@TheSonjaxfactor

4 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry for your loss!

@stephenk1180

4 жыл бұрын

@@robertmoir-vj1kqshe wasnt the driver you dumb fuck, have some respect for her late husband dick head

@goldentwister888

4 жыл бұрын

robert moir you my friend are a terrible person.

@brittnyhawk8633

4 жыл бұрын

@@robertmoir-vj1kq Im female driver. I'm so ashmed that most man as yourself cant hual a lawnmower, I'm out here hualing windblands. Her husband was better man not only in driving but in his soul. RIP Driver, may you be driven that big truck in the sky. Im sure him and my pap are CB buddy's up there.

I like watching your video's. I don't have a car, can't aford one now. I'm disabled i stay at home all the time other then going to a store or doctor's. So when i watch these video's, it makes me fell like I'm going some where. Thanks😉

@robertmoir-vj1kq

4 жыл бұрын

you re welcome Marie Davis

@stevenmchenry8417

3 жыл бұрын

God bless you Marie Davis

@ZeitGeist_TV

3 жыл бұрын

C6 incomplete quadriplegic myself and was bed bound a little over seven years having lived in a building with no elevator, always was able to watch things and game to escape every day monotony.

@aliaamir712

3 жыл бұрын

god bless you

@sharkbite5744

3 жыл бұрын

Ahh Marie I hear ya,if I lived near you I’d take you out for a drive just so you could relax and watch the world go by.

To all the wonderful truckers who keep out stores full of food.

@joemorrow8411

4 жыл бұрын

Your Welcome 👍👍🇺🇸

@samihed7610

3 жыл бұрын

Hi

@samihed7610

3 жыл бұрын

Hello

@bushmaster9576

3 жыл бұрын

@@jacobsinger97 you're just a sad 40 year old virgin who lives in his moms basement get a life useless probably disgrace to your family

@aimee2014

3 жыл бұрын

God is so good

Hats off to you truckers who get loads through in all weather.

@sharpshooter012345

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Very underrated

@bigpimpen045

3 жыл бұрын

Dont forget about the warehouse workers like me. Tall and short reach lifts with 6" to turn around in an isle and temperature from -15° to 28°

@desertrat1111

3 жыл бұрын

@@bigpimpen045 Hats off to you also

@WilliamGarrigajr7976

3 жыл бұрын

Desert Rat 44 w

@zainb2261

3 жыл бұрын

High wind and heavy snow/ice is the worst but if your patient and like a bit of adrenaline you’ll be just fine lol.

To all truckers ' across America, thank you, we salute you' for your hard work, keep safe. And God bless America,

@guruoo

4 жыл бұрын

it's very nice to receive the appreciation. Thank you, and best holidays!

@rswife777

4 жыл бұрын

@@FalconXE302 you do know ppl in other countries say the same thing, right Einstein? For all that, why do people pray & ask GOD to look out for loved ones, etc. Then the ? would be, don't you think GOD looks out for everyone that believes in him? It's like you just wanted some troll shyt to say & that bs was the best you could come up with.

@zxcv2705

4 жыл бұрын

Anthony Burrell they assholes

@anthonyburrell8524

4 жыл бұрын

@@FalconXE302 Yes

@MisterTwister88

4 жыл бұрын

FalconXE302 No he doesn’t, he hates other countries.

I drive all damn night only to hop on youtube then watch someone drive all damn night lmao.. Stay safe driver!

@mikeandmars2345

3 жыл бұрын

Me to

@sleeptyper

3 жыл бұрын

Then you go to sleep and keep on truckin'...

@MrBigR928

3 жыл бұрын

It's gotta be a disorder right...lmao🤣 Because your definitely not by yourself. It's a trucker thang🤘🏾

@karenphillips140

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

@butchcullens2776

2 жыл бұрын

Truckers tv on Facebook is an issue like this lmao. Stay safe brother

Thank you truck drivers for all you do. Without you guys we wouldn't have our supermarkets stocked with food and our gas stations filled. Such an overlooked but extremely crucial profession. Thank you 🙏 🇺🇸

@morbidmanmusic

Жыл бұрын

Wait until they hold us hostage.

@evejohnson8208

5 ай бұрын

And ladies

My father drove over a million miles in his trucking career and never had an accident. I'm very proud of him for that. With all the reckless drivers out there, it isn't easy to obtain a record like that.

@deedee8043

2 жыл бұрын

i thought was only in the caribbean people drive kind of reckless but i learned something new today it happens all over the world

@carlinbrumback8931

2 жыл бұрын

Some drivers have 3 million

@tbren9341

2 жыл бұрын

I have over a million miles and no accidents also

As a member of the CSP I just want to thank you and all the truckers out there that keep our country supplied. Well done sir and all the respect to you!! Stay safe

@timothygeiger8271

2 жыл бұрын

I drive myself, but let me say thank you for working hard to keep the roads & communities mostly safe for everyone🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 there are some of us out here who still respect law enforcement officers🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😊😊😊

Light load, driving at night in a snow storm....nerves of steel my man. Nerves of steel !! Be safe brother. Keep the shiny side up and the rubber side down....

@admorris11

4 жыл бұрын

J K I learned a long time ago...not nerves of steal...just dumb. Simple

@rswife777

4 жыл бұрын

@Joshua Moore just a ?, I don't drive, my husband does, but what's the diff between him driving w/no trailor & a passenger vehicle driving on the same roads? Is it because your higher off the ground? I totally know how weight helps when you drive in snow, I'd just think it weighs more then a pv..but clearly I don't get paid for thinking.

@wakichunu

4 жыл бұрын

@@rswife777 less weight on the back the easier it is to slide. A pv would probably be awd or front wd which means most if not all the power is coming from the front of the vehicle. A 2wd thats light in the back would also easily fish tail as well.

@dominiquestephenson195

4 жыл бұрын

Why not just chain up for this?..looks bad enough to be much safer with chains. Asking respectfully as a non truck driver. Great video!

@perrywise2188

4 жыл бұрын

@@rswife777 A bobtail truck is really slippery on winter roads, much worse than a car

25 year trucker here, looked like you were driving a Volvo with 12 speed I-shift? Good truck. You have a great attitude.

Have crossed the country about 37 times since '81. Watching your video brings back memories. I like your attitude and easy talk.

I'd prefer to drive at night. Little to nobody else on the road. Much more tranquil and quiet.

@mikes6899

4 жыл бұрын

Not in the Snow

@johndoe1909

4 жыл бұрын

@@mikes6899 I still like it. Driving in the night is preferably. Here in scandinavia given our latitude daylight is not really an option anyway ...

@-tinayoufatlard-5814

4 жыл бұрын

Night Mahar what’s it like with the deer population at night? Any problems with them just sprinting right at y

@Mike-01234

4 жыл бұрын

I agree as long as I get good sleep during the day I can't drive at night unless I slept well during the day.

@ChrisG1392

4 жыл бұрын

There's a reason truckers move at night.

It’s amazing how much control you need to drive a truck. Conditions like these people tend to forget the basic rules of the road. Stay safe stay calm

My dad was a gear jammer from 1971 until 2002 when he passed away. He used to take us out on the road with him when we were kids in the 80s. Those are times I'll never forget. God bless all the gentlemen and ladies who push these rigs all across the roads of America in all kinds of weather to keep this country fully supplied.

Yes thank you our recognition for what we do to feed our families it’s not easy being away from home....cause you miss a lot especially when you have kids I have two boys that I’m very proud of and a wife that is faithful it takes a special kind of woman to endure our life style and still be faithful to their husband....I’ve missed alot. My wife bless her heart she tries to keep me in the loop but it’s still not the same because you wanna be there for every moment

I was in a blizzard going 10-15mph., snow on top of ice stuck to my wiper blades and worsening by the minute, when told on my cb to shut-off my heater and roll the windows down. And in no time, the ice and snow just fell-off the rubber giving me a clean swipe. Amazing what we learn otr. Thanks for a safe ride!

Something so peaceful about the snow at night.

@jacknickolstine3355

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, it's my favorite.

@oso8658

3 жыл бұрын

Until kill bill comes out with a sword

Grams loves our truckers. In the 70’s, the truckers went on strike because of gas prices. We joined a convoy to support them, driving from I40 and I35 south to the Texas boarder. Bought dinner for a trucker during a stop. Was such a good experience. Years later, after putting my husband on a plane to Korea to serve at the DMZ, a flood happened and my small children and I were stranded because the bridge was out. Stopped at a motel and there were no rooms. A trucker gave up his room and slept in his cab. It was the sweetest thing. Ie said a prayer for truckers every night since. That was 30years ago and I still say prayers for all truckers. Enjoyed your video and will keep you in my prayers!

10 years ago I walked away from 25 years of trucking. Man I miss the life but not the bull. Much less those driving conditions.

@Big_AlMC

3 жыл бұрын

Same feeling leaving the Army. Running HETT trucks through Romania, Poland, and Germany around small winding Mountainous roads. Fun times. Many drivers losing mirrors adjusting to the small roads lol. Miss the fun but not the BS.

@Big_AlMC

3 жыл бұрын

@B Massaro nah I gotta take up 3 spots so I can expand the sides out and have room for my grilling.

The only thing I hate about driving at night is the really bright headlights! !!

@nancysmith2295

4 жыл бұрын

My pet peeve is the new (my age is showing) white halogen lights. Looking to the right is a rule of thumb. Closing your eyes with a prayer not so much.

@natewilliams3211

4 жыл бұрын

I really hate those bright lights in my eyes, which is why I try my best to get off the road before I start getting sleepy . They really accelerate my getting tired.

@solooverland3666

3 жыл бұрын

Nate Williams - I have the same problem in my car. I started using those ugly Roy Orbison yellow ones over my regular glasses. It’s SOOO much better, it’s not even funny!

@wyom6860

3 жыл бұрын

And animals crossing roads, and drivers using high beams or ridiculous light bars or fog lights. More drunks are out at night, I prefer daylight driving.

@c.thompson9771

3 жыл бұрын

@@solooverland3666 Call them my 'Happy glasses.' Redid my ol' Serengetis with yellow Corning prescription lenses; gives an extra 1/4mile in some conditions. WAY less tiring for headlights day or night.

I'm impressed. My Uncle was a big rig driver and I guess I never knew how complex driving one of these really is. I've always had respect for truck drivers, but after going along for the ride with you in the snow...I'm amazed at how many things one needs to know just to make a safe trip. Thank-you for the ride!

Hats off to you guys trucking. It’s amazing what you have to go through sometimes. We appreciate you!

@nelsonamoreno6841

2 жыл бұрын

Correct amazing job be safe god protect them

@hollyrehill4373

2 жыл бұрын

@@nelsonamoreno6841 you bet

@nelsonamoreno6841

2 жыл бұрын

@@hollyrehill4373 thanks happy Thanksgiving

@hollyrehill4373

2 жыл бұрын

@@nelsonamoreno6841 same to you

I saw your video when it first came out was watching it as a curiosity and now im rewatching it as a rookie truck driver prepping for winter 22-23

I felt safe on the whole trip even though I wasn't with ya. Driving in the snow like that takes a special talent. Stay safe driver.

@heidiscott4363

3 жыл бұрын

Amazingly good driving

Mike, you would be a valuable asset to any trucking company. 👍✌

Love truck drivers. They help to make the world go round.

Words are never enough to thank those who have the right frame of mind when it comes to..Trucking..

You stay so calm in all that mess, it must take nerves of steel to drive one of those big rigs. Thank you for all you do for America, keep truckin' and stay safe out there.

@ridingshotgun1251

4 жыл бұрын

That is one of the secrets to driving in snow Lois.. keeping calm..☮️

@Bendigo1

3 жыл бұрын

I prefer to drive my big truck rather than a small vehicle in bad weather

I find these videos to be super relaxing, possibly because I'm not the one behind the wheel, the one with all the responsibility. Possibly because I'm snugged in by the woodstove and don't have to be anywhere at the moment.

@ridingshotgun1251

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome Jeanne.. you stay nice and comfy with that blanket and the wood burning stove whilst I take you to your next destination.. thanks for watching ☮️

@dhmalcolm

4 жыл бұрын

Same here Jeanne

I-70 through the Rockies is one of my favorite drives, but going from Eisenhower to Dillon is so hard in the snow, much respect to you!

Thank You for driving in all kind of conditions for America. Thank You For What You Do.

I drive a Volvo 760. I'm glad to hear I'm not the only one who hits the wrong lever when operating the engine brake or wipers.

@aldricracette4813

4 жыл бұрын

Good boat anchor

You are a very confident driver! I'm glad you cleared that window for me to see better. One good thing about driving at night, there's no traffic. Peace be unto to you as well.

@nelsonamoreno6841

2 жыл бұрын

You right like driven in night time not matter if is a car or truck .

I remember watching this thinking it would be a very scary experience. I became a trucker soon after watching this. It got me thinking how tuff my family truckers are. Truckers used to be highly respected in a community

I like hearing you talking about your trip. Your speed, what you're doing. The hazards you are aware of that most people on the road don't realize or consider. You have a great voice and you are articulate. I love road trips. I once went from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. To Halifax, Nova Scotia and back. I was given the opportunity to drive the semi. I loved it. But there weren't many female drivers on the road. That was July 1974. Learned a lot about rush hour traffic being a royal pain. But loved the scenery. The best part of watching your video is listening to you. It's almost as awesome as being there. You're an awesome driver. But I'm guessing most seasoned truck drivers are great drivers from experience, many hours on the road and just earning a living. My Dad taught me to drive on a stick. One of the reasons I love a standard. You have more control. If you feel it slip you just drop a gear or two. Try having some mints on you so your throat doesn't get dry from talking and the heat in the cab.if you have a hot drink or water, that helps too. But not too much or you'll be stopping for pee breaks. It's easier for men then women. I learned that on my trip. That and there were no shower's in the women's bathroom's anywhere. I'm very impressed with your driving. I'm betting this ride would be beautiful in the summer. My favorite time is in the fall when all the leaves are turning or have turned. Personally I love driving in all types of weather. I love lightening. That would likely be the only time, I'd stop. Just to watch the lightening. Love the thunder too. My name is Liz. Be well, keep safe and may God Bless you and all of your loved ones. Hope to see and hear more of your video's. If you ever feel like talking. My email is lizkennedy90210@gmail.com

My dad was a trucker and before he retired, I went with him to Dallas and back to AZ. It was such fun. I wanted to go on a longer drive but I couldn't, at the time. This is really cool that you take people on a trip without leaving their couches. Kudos!

A true professional as always. I felt like I was in the passenger seat. My dad was a trucker for 45yrs and I had total faith in his driving skills as I have in yours. Unflappable.

The anxiety just from watching. Thank you for everything you do. I can only imagine how stressful it must be.

@chrismotionless5012

4 жыл бұрын

@James Jon same here just a sheet of snow everyone freaks out lol.

I drove truck from 1998 to 2009 and shoehorned over a million miles. I'm grateful for the experience, miss certain aspects but would never do it again. Thank you for toggling a few memories for me

@chicken5268

2 жыл бұрын

Why never again? What were the worst things you didn't like about it?

I could watch and listen to your truckin in the snow all nite lol.

Love watching and hearing you talk!!! Safe travels & Thank You!!!!

@kasfjapankh2194

3 жыл бұрын

hello your company name

Truckers are Courageous!- Thank you for keeping our Country going!

Living in a whole different country, someone who LOVES snow, and driving!! this is a dream video. So very cool!! One day I'd love to go for a drive with a trucker like you in snowy conditions, what a ride that would be

We would like to thank you for letting us tage along. Its always nice to get out and travel with y'all... I always wanted to be a Truck driver... thank you again just be careful and may GOD BLESS you..

I dont know why this was in my recommendations but i was watching this and have a whole new respect fo you truck drivers. I definitely will consider you while on the roads this winter season. Be safe

Huge respect what you do!.. God bless you and all of you hard working truck operators,I wish you all good!..

Thank you, I really like your videos. I live 60 miles from the Gulf of Mexico so it's hard to imagine driving in this snow the way you do. We got 3 inches a few years back and we stayed home except for my 7-mile drive to work and back which I drove really slow. Thanks to all you truckers for bringing us all the things we need day to day.

Much respect to all you truckers whom travel all through the night in all sort of weather to keep everything going. All the best from west wales uk👍

Though I hate driving in the winter if I don't have to now, back 40 years ago I did so professionally and this bit here brings me back to '1984, heading through the Canadian Rockies from the foothills of Calgary to Vernon B.C., three days before Christmas, after a snowfall. You've got mad-skills and my hat's-off to you for keeping the shinny side up and muddy-side down......ps:....your voice reminds me of a Cree buddy-of-mine from Red Deer, AL.... laid back and soothing. Stay safe and thanks for your positive contribution to society! Cheers

I’m retired now but had many night drives thru the Canadian Rockies, lightest load in a snow storm over the Rocks was 3000lb. Loved it at the time, but with my night vision gone am glad to watch you guys.

We were married 17 years when he passed away, we run flatbed, tankers, boxes....log trucks, even took a load of split rail fence to Nantucket Island via NYC on a ferry ship. You don't realize how much this has meant to me, I'm 60 and haven't been in a truck for 3 years, you drive very well. I hope to take another ride with you sometime.

Amazing driving -- you guys are really something special! Thanks for all you do!

Night driving is the way to go! Way less traffic.

Just came upon your blog last night & now I’m watching this morning with my coffee ! It’s so valuable to see this from truckers’ point of view. I live in Grand Junction & my sons just moved to Denver last year. My oldest said he prefers to drive at night. I thought he was nuts. Now I understand. Thanks for this. Bless you.

I'm watching this video with my cup of coffee and I am like wow. My respect to all truck drivers that do this for a living. This comes from a person that never experience these conditions.

Drove trucks for more than 20 yrs, coast to coast including Canada, I know pretty well what this young white knuckles driver is going through. He's doing pretty good so far, but don't change lanes too much remember you're pulling a light trailer. Wish you the best!!!

Interesting you should mention the blade popping. That was something I learned to do right off the bat when I started driving both my personal vehicle and the truck I drove for a living. I really enjoy riging along with you.

Хорошо водишь трак! Good truck driving!

I am from Romania. God protect all truck drivers and bless America. Happy new year for all!!!

@joshgroff4749

4 жыл бұрын

David Bunâ my friend from Romania 🇷🇴

@David-ze3ln

4 жыл бұрын

@@joshgroff4749 Hello Josh!!

Hi, dude. I watched hours of your video and never heard of a cursing word from your mouth. You must be a very nice person. Impressive.

@cristianestrada5381

4 жыл бұрын

Curse words have a purpose in any language as long as they're not saturating a sentence then it's fine to use them for emphasis. Using them, in no way, means you are a bad or good person. There is no correlation.

@nickhill8612

4 жыл бұрын

I agree with you. I hear people I work with and my neighbors and they can't compete a sentence much less a paragraph without cursing every other word. I used to be like that. I think it's offensive now.

@marymorenomariposa

4 жыл бұрын

i cuss A LOT and i believe i am a good person sooo..? a lot of people cuss. most do

@nickhill8612

4 жыл бұрын

@@marymorenomariposa I'm sure you are a good person. It's just a habit. I'm sure not claiming to be a saint because I'm not.

@tomzook9299

3 жыл бұрын

Nick Hill n

Great shot, I'm loving these type of snowy night videos. This video has such a calming effect.

We really enjoy riding shotgun w you. There's something peaceful about watching you just wind through the mountains with snow falling. Thanks for posting. Please stay safe and warm.

Awesome video that I shared with my son a new trucker from here in Houston. Thank you for all the details and safety things to look for when driving through winter's fury.

You're not alone we are all riding with you and thanks for the great vids!!!

Man, it's been a while since I been across 70 west of Denver , pretty challenging drive especially in those conditions. Been at it 43 years myself. I have no idea how long he's been at it but I can say. He's a true professional to the T. Being calm in those conditions ain't easy. Did hwy 50 once in the winter, stressed out to the max.

Brother makes it look so easy. God bless him! Thanks for the upload...

Wow! I am amazed at how you get through these conditions! Hats off to truckers.

The driver knows his job. Nice driving. I remember driving on i70 in summer. It was tough I must say but to drive on snowy icy road on i70 you must be a pro.

@junwu9954

3 жыл бұрын

Always saw snow on the ground. Never saw it falling. Looks scary to me but easy for you. Thanks for sharing.

I drove from Denver to Grand Junction on I-70 in middle of the winter at night. Lol never doing that again.

Thanks for the video. I drove truck for 18 years when I was a younger man. I enjoy watching and remembering.

I'm so glad I found you. I've only been drivin for 2 yrs but you have so much information for new drivers. Thanks so much. Be careful out there.

As a fellow trucker, nice driving! 🙏👍🙌

Hi Mike, Wow. That was a "lots of snow, start to the winter season" You are such a good driver. I could tell you were concentrating, and there was a "tension" in the cab. I felt safe and secure, Thank you. May you have a safe driving season. Linda. "PEACE"

Just found your videos. Truly enjoy your professionalism and humor as you narrate. The 70 through the Rockies is one of my top 3 drives in the US. Used to live in CO, and have traveled extensively throughout the state. Also, have driven I-70 from the I-15 over the past 5 years while my son attended college in Indiana. I miss that drive! Thanks again👍🏻

I had to give up trucking. I’m 62 and can’t see good anymore. So I really enjoyed this ride along. I like how you did the camera so I feel like I’m driving again. Thank you

Thank you for all your hard work and be safe out there

Much respect to all of you truckers out there. The Rockies can rough in these conditions. I almost got stranded going through Wolf Creek Pass in a snowstorm several years ago,...not fun at all

I was a trash truck driver for 2 years in co springs. Nerves of steel, brother!

Back in the day...my favorite time of truck'n. Had all the beauty of it to myself.

Love how you walk us tho how you drive your truck in the snow.

@kasfjapankh2194

3 жыл бұрын

hello mam your truck darivr

@ciprianseni3576

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Keshia

Just found your channel, subscribed. I could watch this for hours because it covers everything. Interesting, informative, sometimes exciting, other times relaxing, and you have a nice calm voice. Thank you and happy new year to you and your family!

Thank you sir, for the work you do. That was amazing safe truck driving, indeed. You can certainly do Alaska, LoI😆I am going back to OTR and it is great to see pros like you keeping our highways safe. God Bless💙

Thank you for all you do. You guys are underappreciated. People don't think where the stuff they grab atthe store really came from. So once again thank you for your hard work.

Be safe out there bud and watch out for those crazy drivers out there. GOD BLESS my prayers are with you 🙏

These people that talk about your driving are nuts. They just got snow in Missouri another channel said. Accidents all over. Winter driving is not bad until there is about 6 too 8 inches of snow on the road and you can see about 5 feet in front of you and your forced to use the shoulder to guide where your going. I love night time and the worst conditions. Keeps you awake. Beats a boring ride. Take care and be safe.

I could seriously watch the cab view in the snow for hours. Hats off to you because keeping conversation made me feel like I was right there with you.

I loved the ride you did all the work but it was a great ride. Reminds me to stay home and off the roads during snow and bad weather. Great video thanks for sharing

Thanks for the ride. Have a great day.

Wow..Wow..Mike, thank you for the ride..its nice but I'll pass on driving..lol..safe travel..✌peace ☮

Scarey however beautiful journey. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the videos. My father was a truck driver in Iran. He had old Mack . He did it for 35 years . I used to go with him in my school holidays , in-fact he trained me truck driving and I was pretty good at it but destiny had another thing for me .I respect all truck drivers. Please drive safe . Take care man. 🙏👍

I've been a prof driver for 30yrs and each passing winter my respect and caution have nothing but increased from my experience and what i've witnessed on the roads. Things have only worsened with the proliferation of automatic transmissions for the unskilled push button CDL drivers. Be safe out there!

@aubreymasseyjr.676

4 жыл бұрын

Just gotta know what you doing with an automatic. Been driving them about 9 yrs and haven't had any major issues in winter weather. Just gotta know what you doing.

@YouTubeDeletesComments

4 жыл бұрын

@@aubreymasseyjr.676 The point is, they are allowing more idiots into the field.

@TheGR8dh

4 жыл бұрын

All of these factors you mentioned caused me to hang it up and get out of a truck. I just can't handle the amount of stupid that exist in the trucking industry these days.

@naturalight7

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Williams - Typical arrogant super trucker whining like a damn bitch as always. Other people are trying to make a living too not just your complaining ass boomer self. Ok boomer? 😂

@MichaelWilliams0311

4 жыл бұрын

@@naturalight7 Hit close to home with the comment huh? Just reporting what my eyes are seeing out there, obviously you have no experience to relate to anything that I commented on and surly the finger is pointed right in your direction.

I subbed man. Drive chooching through Wyoming and powering through the Wydot neglected roads, got my sub and mad respect man. Keep your stick on the ice man. Wooo!

Thank you for the video getting ready to get my class A and on the road I go.. time to get out of California.. your doing great job thank you for everything you truckers do

My ex was an over the road trucker. Rode all over the US. Been through all kinds of weather and crazy disrespectful car drivers and some truckers. Lots of respect it's a tough job. God bless you and all the truckers out there. We thank you and pray for your safety! 🙏🙏🙏

You the man Mike as usual. Always anticipating, always enthusiastic. They missed out on a good man in the military. Gettin er done. How you do what you do, and then edit and put up all these videos I’ll never know. Thank you for your service.

@phillyunrau4736

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Ok be SPIRITUALLYSMART and flatearth101

@phillyunrau4736

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Whef my replies flatearth101

This was curiously relaxing all the way to the end. And my road-sickness is alleviated somewhat after being homebound for past year with Covid.

Been there done that. To all you truck drivers want to. Tell you all you awesome amazing special wonderful truckers. Thank you for all you do you all are a special breed thank you for being there for us from Brenda in Kentucky. You truck drivers are the back bone of 🇺🇸

The colder the better in winter. Hard, hard ice is your best friend. Just like cement. Cool to watch from this perspective.